The Road to Return Home

Others practice immortality, Buddhism, and demons. He is a blacksmith who has been swinging a hammer for twelve years. Tang Buer's greatest skill in his life: talking to people and telling ghosts, plus smashing a demonized wolf to death with a hammer. But it happened that this wolf alarmed all the four camps of immortals, Buddhas and demons - a mortal man had never seen a demonized wolf killed in thousands of years. The old foxes in the world of cultivation laughed: a mortal could just be used as a chess piece. They didn't know that the blacksmith's account book contained an old debt they owed. Immortals owe heaven, Buddha owes wishes, demons owe ancestors, and demons owe life - all they cultivate are borrowed ways. He is the only one who forges himself into a piece of iron without borrowing from heaven, seeking his heart, inheriting his ancestors, or taking his own life. Heavenly calamity cannot strike him, and inner demons cannot haunt him. Because he owes this book to no one but himself. Five different paths lead to the same door. And he was the one standing at the door.